Because no tribal treaty rights or trust responsibilities are known within or mandated by the CYFO or WFO, management actions on the part of the BLM would have no impact on such rights. Each alternative has measures to protect cultural resources, including those related to traditional uses and practices; however, there are no differences among the alternatives in managing tribal treaty rights and trust responsibilities. These are discussed and analyzed in Section 4.5.1 Cultural Resources of this chapter. The BLM consults and coordinates with potentially affected tribes as part of the planning process and will continue to consult with interested tribes regarding resource management issues of interest to the tribes. In accordance with federal regulations and policy (e.g., NHPA) the BLM will consult with potentially affected tribes for site-specific actions under all alternatives.